From: owner-faxlist-digest@2350.org (faxlist-digest) To: faxlist-digest@monkey.org Subject: faxlist-digest V2002 #17 Reply-To: faxlist@2350.org Sender: owner-faxlist-digest@2350.org Errors-To: owner-faxlist-digest@2350.org Precedence: bulk faxlist-digest Monday, January 21 2002 Volume 2002 : Number 017 Re: (fax) Cymantically Scaned - PS 08/50 Re: (fax) Cymantically Scaned - PS 08/50 Re: (fax) Cymantically Scaned - PS 08/50 (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) (fax) Ambient World Re: (fax) Ambient World (fax) Jumping from one style to the next (fax) Opinions Re: (fax) Jumping from one style to the next (fax) David Reeves Discography/Info (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... (fax) This is weird Re: (fax) David Reeves Discography/Info Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) Re: (fax) David Reeves Discography/Info Re: (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... (fax) Collaborations?? Re: (fax) David Reeves Discography/Info Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) (fax) newfax Re: (fax) Jumping from one style to the next (fax) Sir Atom Re: (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) Re: (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... Re: (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... Re: (fax) Opinions (fax) namlook live ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2002 22:32:51 -0800 (PST) From: ambient Subject: Re: (fax) Cymantically Scaned - PS 08/50 - --- sanvara wrote: > now. And no funky bass lines. :) i think everyone should recheck what there listening to. me too...i just did :) Cymantic Scan certainly does have Basslines. i previously wrote, > >..and the bassbeat offers a mild intrusion into one`s psyche > although, in my message about it...i should not have used the term bassbeat...it should read bassline.. specifically, it is Bill Laswell on Bass Guitar...which my wording might confuses someone to think i meant bass beat in the sense of techno..like say, Hearts of Space..nope..no trance in this sense with Cymantic Scan.. this has the mild bass "strings" of Bill laswell.. to me...let me call it a serverely flattened drum beat drum.. since, at some points it is difficult to really know :-) (i suppose that`s why the bass guitar and bass drum are named accordingly) in this release the bassline that could pass for this flatened drum is heard here: track 1 2:18 while, it is obvious at these points; track 3 6:30 track 4 7:30 that you are listening to "a subtle laswell" on bass guitar!! within the last 15 seconds of the recording you can hear it as well.... subtle, engaging and mildly intruding basslines that seam? to appear randomly when you are being Cymantically Scanned. Or is it Random? PS 08/50 ,scoUt Track 5 is my favorite track...yet, it should not be played out of sequence.. PS. In the midst of the Tetsu negativity that has hit the list...I want to add, that for me, I think this release is a perfect example of Tetsu`s art. While laswell`s strumming of the guitar and those bells that appear out of no where in track 3 keep "random" time and allows the listener to fall into mild trance (not the 4 on the floor meaning) ...in the backround..the ambience of tetsu is "quietly" active and allows one to easy fall into alterconsciousness. This, scoUt believe`s, is when ambient is most powerful. Great art Tetsu Inoue and Bill Lawell. Cymatic Scan - PS 08/50 Release Date: 11 July 1994 Fax Ver. Limitation: 1000 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 00:45:56 -0800 From: "sanvara" Subject: Re: (fax) Cymantically Scaned - PS 08/50 > --- sanvara wrote: > > now. And no funky bass lines. :) > > i think everyone should recheck what there listening to. > me too...i just did :) > > Cymantic Scan certainly does have Basslines. You should recheck my post again. I was talking about Outer Dark, not Cymatic Scan! :-) It's incredible that Bill showed such restraint to not put funky basslines throughout Outer Dark like he loves to do on almost all releases he is involved with. :-) ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 01:11:31 -0800 (PST) From: ambient Subject: Re: (fax) Cymantically Scaned - PS 08/50 - --- sanvara wrote: > > --- sanvara wrote: > > > now. And no funky bass lines. :) > > > > i think everyone should recheck what there listening to. > > me too...i just did :) > > > > Cymantic Scan certainly does have Basslines. > > You should recheck my post again. I was talking about Outer >Dark, not Cymatic Scan! :-) > :-) looks like two threads were crossed... i suppose this can happen when both are about tetsu, bill, bassbeats and basslines.... actually, the confusion made me listen to it once more, and this time...unlike previous listens...i didn`t feel any sense of "darkness" to it...it seemed to disappear, and alot more depth came out the recording this time around :-) beautiful piece.. i suppose that "mild tenseness" was gone :) ,scoUt ps. i spell "a lot" as alot :-) np. eno - music for airports ((a perfect example of the incorrect use of the word ambient)) - this is my second listen of this...it has been on my shelf for 7 years..i am NOT trading it..i am throwing it away!!!! the bells in the first track reak New Age and healing... (this OT (Off Topic), any replies off list..or goto the ""ambient"" list, someone asked me for a review..and it`s time to post it there) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 09:54:18 +0000 From: "Paul Milligan" Subject: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) Replying to the comments posted by Raphael, Sanvara and Leszek can I just say that... 1) Raphael - this list (last time I checked) is taken by well in excess 100 people and, if you check the digest history, you'll note that far more than 15 of them have posted - even since the beginning of this year and, over the past 3 - 4 months, I'd say triple that number have posted something. 2) Sanvara - I actually did say that Fax releases come in editons "as low as 500" which is not the same as saying only in editions of 500. I fully acknowledge many are issued in 1000 - 2000. That said, if you (or, anyone) knows of a forum where one can find even remotely the same number of people who are acquainted with Fax as this one, please tell me so I can go there. I'm no statistician either but, nevertheless there are actually quite a few contributors to this list whom I respect the opinions of and, in my book, a dozen well informed views are worth far more than ten times that number which are less well informed. My book may not be your book of course. 3) Leszek - specifically regarding Wired and my claim that this is the only classic of the last 3 years I'll qualify that by saying that (firstly) it fulfills that claim on a personal level and (secondly) I've no recollection of comments posted to the list by others which have been anything but extremely positive about this release. Can I also mention that this view of Wired has been supported by several people whom I have corresponded with off-list. Incidently, I'm not saying that all people who like Wired also believe it is the only classic of the last 3 years (which would be another matter altogether) so the answer to your question/ suggestion that I am is, of course, "no". On a totally different note, Leszek asked whether there was a detailed discography anywhere on the net for David Reeves. To the best of my knowledge the answer to that question is also "no". However, I'll try to post something later today which will provide comprehensive detail, including some releases that never surfaced commercially and some compilations where you'll find his stuff too. Bear with me please. Paul ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 09:58:32 +0000 From: "Paul Milligan" Subject: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) Replying to the comments posted by Raphael, Sanvara and Leszek can I just say that... 1) Raphael - this list (last time I checked) is taken by well in excess 100 people and, if you check the digest history, you'll note that far more than 15 of them have posted - even since the beginning of this year and, over the past 3 - 4 months, I'd say triple that number have posted something. 2) Sanvara - I actually did say that Fax releases come in editons "as low as 500" which is not the same as saying only in editions of 500. I fully acknowledge many are issued in 1000 - 2000. That said, if you (or, anyone) knows of a forum where one can find even remotely the same number of people who are acquainted with Fax as this one, please tell me so I can go there. I'm no statistician either but, nevertheless there are actually quite a few contributors to this list whom I respect the opinions of and, in my book, a dozen well informed views are worth far more than ten times that number which are less well informed. My book may not be your book of course. 3) Leszek - specifically regarding Wired and my claim that this is the only classic of the last 3 years I'll qualify that by saying (firstly) it fulfills that claim on a personal level and (secondly) I've no recollection of comments posted to the list by others which have been anything but extremely positive about this release. Can I also mention that this view of Wired has been supported by several people whom I have corresponded with off-list. Incidently, I'm not saying that all people who like Wired also believe it is the only classic of the last 3 years (which would be another matter altogether) so the answer to your question (suggestion) whether (that) I am is, of course, "no". On a totally different note, Leszek asked whether there was a detailed discography anywhere on the net for David Reeves. To the best of my knowledge the answer to that question is also "no". However, I'll try to post something later today which will provide comprehensive detail, including some releases that never surfaced commercially and some compilations where you'll find his stuff too. Bear with me please. Paul ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 02:47:57 -0800 From: "sanvara" Subject: Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) > 2) Sanvara - I actually did say that Fax releases come in editons "as > low as 500" which is not the same as saying only in editions of 500. > I fully acknowledge many are issued in 1000 - 2000. That said, if you > (or, anyone) knows of a forum where one can find even remotely the > same number of people who are acquainted with Fax as this one, please > tell me so I can go there. I'm no statistician either but, nevertheless > there are actually quite a few contributors to this list whom I respect > the opinions of and, in my book, a dozen well informed views are worth > far more than ten times that number which are less well informed. My > book may not be your book of course. It's cool. We all have our opinions. Speaking of which i think Shado 2 is one of the classics from the past 3 years. Listening to it right now. :-) ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 11:56:46 -0000 From: "Rich" Subject: Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) > > 2) Sanvara - I actually did say that Fax releases come in editons "as > > low as 500" which is not the same as saying only in editions of 500. > > I fully acknowledge many are issued in 1000 - 2000. Am I right in thinking that the Ambient World releases are theoretically unlimited? If not, what is the usual print run on these? ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 23:41:28 +1100 From: "andre@sansserif.com.au" Subject: Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) > Am I right in thinking that the Ambient World releases are theoretically > unlimited? If not, what is the usual print run on these? yes. unlimited in theory.. limited by $$ in reality so when the supply dries out, there has to be massive demand to justify a repress.. ambient worlds usually also come in runs of 500-2000 altough as said above, these are not 'limited' sansserifgrafik andre ruello - junior vice president ph. 0414 611 635 - http://www.sansserif.com.au ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 12:00:53 +0000 From: "Paul Milligan" Subject: (fax) Ambient World >Am I right in thinking that the Ambient World releases are theoretically >unlimited? If not, what is the usual print run on these? Well, half of the AW reissues are out-of-print so PK must limit these too. I remember once he said that he would reissue Ambient Otaku in a quantity of 500 providing *one* of the US distributors could rustle up enough interest to order 150+ copies...don't know whether that's the number which he eventually did? I think the "unlimited" term is a red herring... a phrase used by Fax years ago to describe the philosophy of AW... I think PK meant the quantities would be variable, depending on perceived demand. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 05:08:24 -0800 From: "sanvara" Subject: Re: (fax) Ambient World > >Am I right in thinking that the Ambient World releases are theoretically > >unlimited? If not, what is the usual print run on these? Which AW reissues are out of print? How many were made of the Y&T releases? ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 13:13:51 +0000 From: "Paul Ackrill" Subject: (fax) Jumping from one style to the next Peter Dunlop wrote "There are Fax discs I own which, while liking them very much, I feel are a bit unfocused - jumping from one style to another in a manner which can make a release feel more like a randon collection of songs than a fully considered album." Well, this really struck me as being true with FoO2! I would have to completely agree with regard to this CD. Not so sure about the others, though, I never noticed it ever until hearing FoO2. _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 10:51:20 -0000 From: Edward Jones Subject: (fax) Opinions People, I really do think the list seems to be getting a little bogged down in discussion about the relevance of individual opinions, rather than opining on the subject of Fax (and related) music. The content and quality of the postings is starting to suffer to the degree that I am seriously considering going digest-only. Please - can discussion come back to the music (which is the whole point of the list) and away from tedious debate on the validity of an individual's views. Back on topic. I listened to "Solarized" over the weekend. I must say that I find it a little overlooked and underrated. At the time it (and Shado II, which was released more or less simultaneously) were a welcome return to form and completely re-energised my at that point dormant interest in Fax, and persuaded me to catch up on what I had missed. Shows Namlook kicking ass with beats for the first time in a while too! Over to you! DISCLAIMER: The information in this message is confidential and may be legally privileged. It is intended solely for the addressee. Access to this message by anyone else is unauthorised. If you are not the intended recipient, any disclosure, copying, or distribution of the message, or any action or omission taken by you in reliance on it, is prohibited and may be unlawful. Please immediately contact the sender if you have received this message in error. Thank you. _____________________________________________________________________ (O)This message has been checked for all known viruses by MessageLabs. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 05:34:06 -0800 (PST) From: ambient Subject: Re: (fax) Jumping from one style to the next - --- Paul Ackrill wrote: > Well, this really struck me as being true with FoO2! I would >have to completely agree with regard to this CD. Not so sure >about the others, though, I never noticed it ever until >hearing FoO2. I was a bit thown off by the swearing in one of the tracks in the Fires os Ork I or II recordings. It was out of place. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 13:09:01 +0000 From: "Paul Milligan" Subject: (fax) David Reeves Discography/Info As promised... Official releases: OTRAS (Fax) 1995 NARCOS (Discreet) 1995 OTRAS 2 (Fax) 1995 IN STARLESS SPACE (Fax) 1995 OTRASLAB (Alleysweeper) 1997 Tracks on compilations: NOISE REDUCTION (Alleysweeper) 1996 NOISE REDUCTION 2 (Alleysweeper) 1998 CHILL OUT (Sabotage) 1998... features a C&W song, run through a ring modulator!!! GONE TOO FAR (EST) 1999 ...plus, of course, the track lifted from Otras 2 for Fax's AMBIENT COOKBOOK Albums never commercially released: OTRASLAB 2... supposed to come out on Alleysweeper in 1999 but, didn't materialise. I'm not sure why but, I suspect the label might have got into difficulty. EARTHBOUND... compilation of new material written in 2001 plus, some tracks recorded privately for a club in David's home town of Guelph. Ultimately, I believe David felt that the music was not consistent enough throughout and decided not to release it for that reason. I have to say though, there are a couple of gems on it which I do hope will eventually see the light of day. Some additional info... Last time I heard from David (Autumn/Fall 2001) I think he was planning to work on some brand new material in both the 'with beats' and 'without beats' veins, keeping them as separate projects. No news since. My own view is that the three Fax releases are his best works, with ISS being my personal favourite; as it is David's... and incidently, the favourite of his fellow Canadian and Fax artist Chris Meloche. ISS is a supreme example of how significant the contribution of the, now defunct, Sub Label has been to helping establish the Fax legend. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 14:21:38 -0000 From: Edward Jones Subject: (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... Anyone know what we have to look forward to in 2002 vis a vis Fax? Andre, you usually know before the rest of us..... This set me thinking as to what I would really like to see on Fax this year, in an ideal world (ie. fantasy), it would be great to see/hear: S.H.A.D.O. III (unlikely) From Within IV (apparently a fourth Hawtin/Namlook session did take place) Psychonavigation V (I seem to recall Andre intimating that this would see the light of day) Fires of Ork III (probably a few years to go for this one, given the gap between I and II) Silence VI (provided it continues in the same vein as V) Shades of Orion IV (fat chance!) Air V (provided a return to the form of I and II) If the sublabel was still a going concern: New David Reeves Bedroom II New Joachim Paap Solitaire II New Modula Green Finally - fantasy collaborators: Joachim Paap Darrel Fitton (Bola) Robert Henke Pub Peter Benisch Susumu Yokota Aural Float Brian Eno What would everyone else like to see? Think as wildly as you like.... DISCLAIMER: The information in this message is confidential and may be legally privileged. It is intended solely for the addressee. Access to this message by anyone else is unauthorised. If you are not the intended recipient, any disclosure, copying, or distribution of the message, or any action or omission taken by you in reliance on it, is prohibited and may be unlawful. Please immediately contact the sender if you have received this message in error. Thank you. _____________________________________________________________________ (O)This message has been checked for all known viruses by MessageLabs. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 14:20:08 +0000 From: "Paul Milligan" Subject: (fax) This is weird Anyone else had this problem and/or able to shed some light... I'm on this list and the Ambient list and periodically (totally ad hoc) over the past week or so I've been getting messages from both lists which are accompanied by a second version of the same message. Reason I say 'version' is that the second email always features part (not the whole) of the original message, usually a bit from the bottom AND there are never any sender/title details, just the date. Weird or what? Paul ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 17:20:50 +0100 (MET) From: Leszek Zabinski Subject: Re: (fax) David Reeves Discography/Info On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, Paul Milligan wrote: > As promised... > > Official releases: > > Tracks on compilations: > > NOISE REDUCTION (Alleysweeper) 1996 > NOISE REDUCTION 2 (Alleysweeper) 1998 > CHILL OUT (Sabotage) 1998... features a C&W song, > run through a ring modulator!!! > GONE TOO FAR (EST) 1999 > ...plus, of course, the track lifted from Otras 2 for > Fax's AMBIENT COOKBOOK Thank you Paul for this effort. From my side I'd like to complete the "compilation" section a little bit: STEREO TEST RECORD (Discreet) 1995 [under the guise of MORPHIA] ECONOMISED (Economy) 2000 [as OTRASLAB] Some time ago it was announced by the US based label Economy that a new OTRASLAB album titled "Never This Lo" is soon coming out, but since then (mid2000) nothing happened. Maybe it's still in the pipeline... cheers, Leszek. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 17:39:54 +0100 (MET) From: Leszek Zabinski Subject: Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, sanvara wrote: > Speaking of which i think Shado 2 is > one of the classics from the past 3 years. Listening to it right now. :-) I know, "me too" messages are not welcome, I just can't help but show support for this release. What I especially like about it is its harmony between Bird's feel for rhythms and Namlook's sense of melody. Quality time! greets, Leszek. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 16:14:08 +0000 From: "Paul Milligan" Subject: Re: (fax) David Reeves Discography/Info Leszek wrote: >Thank you Paul for this effort. From my side I'd like to complete the >"compilation" section a little bit: >STEREO TEST RECORD (Discreet) 1995 [under the guise of MORPHIA] Yeah, Morphia is DR's industrial alter-ego, so I elected to miss this one off. The release you refer to also included a track by another artist who interests me - Scanner. In fact I think that the label was actually Indiscreet, which is (strictly speaking) Discreet's own alter-ego. >Some time ago it was announced by the US based label Economy that a new >OTRASLAB album titled "Never This Lo" is soon coming out, but since then >(mid2000) nothing happened. Maybe it's still in the pipeline... This one is unknown to me but, I think you can assume it's no longer in the pipeline. Actually, if I recall correctly, David also sent PK a demo a couple of years back which had the working title of Electric Sheep or, something similar. I wonder if this is one and the same? Anyway that didn't happen either but, I think David was rather glad, with the benefit of hindsight...apparently it wasn't one of his best efforts. Also, any future release would very probably be a Holytech production (as opposed to Otraslab) as that's his 'studio' nowadays. Incidently, In Starless Space is one of those releases I can listen to for the umpteenth time and *still* get off on some subtle detail that hadn't really registered before. Wired is a bit like that too. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 10:25:33 -0800 (PST) From: dj monolith Subject: Re: (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... - --- Edward Jones wrote: > Bedroom II I second this > Solitaire II Anyone ever hear the Solitaire release on Silent Records titled Ritual Ground? Brilliant! > Finally - fantasy collaborators: I would love to see PN collaborate with: Taylor Deupree Kim Cascone Gier Jensen Richard Chartier Dan Abrahms Terre Thaemlitz I know, I know... dream on... My FAX dream would be to see the sublabel reach PS100. Darcy ( dj monolith ) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 18:41:47 -0000 From: "Rich" Subject: (fax) Collaborations?? > > Finally - fantasy collaborators: > > I would love to see PN collaborate with: > > Taylor Deupree > Kim Cascone > Gier Jensen > Richard Chartier > Dan Abrahms > Terre Thaemlitz > > I know, I know... dream on... > How about this - Namlook with Richard James (aka Aphex Twin) FSOL (quad CD set, like Lifeforms) some of the former Em:t artists - woob, gas, slim, etc... Me! (Yeah, like that's gonna happen... ;-) ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 20:14:47 +0100 (MET) From: Leszek Zabinski Subject: Re: (fax) David Reeves Discography/Info On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, Paul Milligan wrote: > Yeah, Morphia is DR's industrial alter-ego, so I elected to miss > this one off. Did you miss something else? I mean, if there's any more DR projects/monikers - share with us. > The release you refer to also included a track by > another artist who interests me - Scanner. aha... Robin Rimbaud and his scanner. Became famous for recording people's conversations over cellular phones and sampling more interesting/enigmatic/scary ones into his records with a digital scanner. If you'd like more infos, go to his official (?) page at: http://www.massobservation.co.uk/scanner.htm > >Some time ago it was announced by the US based label Economy that a new > >OTRASLAB album titled "Never This Lo" is soon coming out, but since then > > This one is unknown to me but, I think you can assume it's no > longer in the pipeline. I've contacted Vince Harrigan, the head of Economy Records about this matter and here's what he wrote: "Its a problem of money and time. Otraslab is still planned! Its all done, ready for production. Just a matter of time." So there's still hope... The material, judging from the compilation track, is a beat thing, slow breakbeat stuff. greets, Leszek. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 13:03:43 -0800 (PST) From: Greg Hill Subject: Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) > > I too think Shado 2 is one of the better(BEST) fax > > releases in the last several years..I have it in > my > > top 5 of all time.. I love the synth's sounds he > uses > > and the great beats... this cd in MY opinion is > EASILY > > better than Wired...I don't even like Wired(not > > melodic enough and to experimental for me..sorry). > > > > > > > > > > --- Leszek Zabinski > wrote: > > > > > > > > > On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, sanvara wrote: > > > > > > > Speaking of which i think Shado 2 is > > > > one of the classics from the past 3 years. > > > Listening to it right now. :-) > > > > > > I know, "me too" messages are not welcome, I > just > > > can't help but show > > > support for this release. > > > > > > What I especially like about it is its harmony > > > between Bird's feel > > > for rhythms and Namlook's sense of melody. > Quality > > > time! > > > > > > > > > greets, > > > > > > Leszek. > > > > > > --- > > > + To post: ; to mail a person: > > > > > > + To unsubscribe: "unsubscribe" to > > > > > > + Online info at: www.hyperreal.org/fax > > www.2350.org > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! > > http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 09:15:36 +1100 From: "andre@sansserif.com.au" Subject: (fax) newfax i know Psychonavigation 5 is in the works.. no dates though.. sansserifgrafik andre ruello - junior vice president ph. 0414 611 635 - http://www.sansserif.com.au ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 14:57:41 -0800 From: "sanvara" Subject: Re: (fax) Jumping from one style to the next > Well, this really struck me as being true with FoO2! I would have to > completely agree with regard to this CD. Not so sure about the others, > though, I never noticed it ever until hearing FoO2. Hmmm. That's strange. I defnately hear some commonality in terms of the mood of the tracks and think that Fires of Ork 2 flows quite nicely. Also noticed that at Fax Galleria that Fires of Ork 2 is the runaway winner in the poll for best Fax CD of 2000. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 17:13:27 -0600 (CST) From: Phonaut Subject: (fax) Sir Atom On Fri, 18 Jan 2002, Peter Dunlop wrote: > Finally, I once saw a picture of Atom Heart (at least I assume it was him) > on a web site. I can't remember what it was but he was sitting down in > full plate armour looking as pleased as punch. Does anyone know what this > site was? But this picture is apparently NOT an actual picture of Uwe, but a picture of someone in a suit who looks like him. Same with the one of 'him' and George Martin. that's what i heard anyway.. n/p . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . Official Tetsu Inoue Homepage, RadioShow Playlists, and Trades @: http://ww1.math.luc.edu/~njurcin or http://phonaut.cjb.net/ (chat) ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 15:21:42 -0800 From: "sanvara" Subject: Re: (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... > Finally - fantasy collaborators: > > Joachim Paap > Darrel Fitton (Bola) > Robert Henke > Pub > Peter Benisch > Susumu Yokota > Aural Float > Brian Eno Some of my fantasy collaborations: PW label: Namlook/Patterson Namlook/Balance/Christopherson Namlook/James Namllok/Booth/Brown Namlook/Beaumont Hannant Namlook/Cobain/Dougans Namlook/Hartnoll/Hartnoll Namlook/Bernard PK label: Namlook/Thiel/Loderbauer Namlook/Woosey Namlook/Lieb Namlook/Hildenbeutel Namlook/Fehlmann ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 15:24:16 -0800 From: "sanvara" Subject: Re: (fax) Putting the record straight (& David Reeves) > On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, sanvara wrote: > > > Speaking of which i think Shado 2 is > > one of the classics from the past 3 years. Listening to it right now. :-) > > I know, "me too" messages are not welcome, I just can't help but show > support for this release. > > What I especially like about it is its harmony between Bird's feel > for rhythms and Namlook's sense of melody. Quality time! I think "me too" messages are fine as long as you explain why you agree (like you did) :) ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 23:22:24 -0000 From: "Rich" Subject: Re: (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... > Some of my fantasy collaborations: > > PK label: > > Namlook/Lieb Can't wait! :-P Lieb and PK - what a combination! Still, we can only hope. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 15:36:00 -0800 From: "sanvara" Subject: Re: (fax) Any new titles in the offing? Wouldn't it be lovely to see.... > > Solitaire II > > Anyone ever hear the Solitaire release on Silent > Records titled Ritual Ground? Brilliant! I agree. It's quite good. Same goes for the "Solitaire - Fearless" release on Recycle or Die. In fact any Fax fan who doesn't own the Recycle or Die releases should try and track them all down as they are some of the best electronic music I have ever heard and parallel Fax in some ways. I think the label would have been on par with Fax if they only had more releases. Too bad they were so short-lived. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 01:16:35 +0100 (MET) From: Leszek Zabinski Subject: Re: (fax) Opinions On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, Edward Jones wrote: > Back on topic. I listened to "Solarized" over the weekend. I must say that I > find it a little overlooked and underrated. At the time it (and Shado II, > > Over to you! So while we're at it... I've immersed myself in the 2350 Broadway 2 during the weekend. I am digesting this album for quite some time now. It's surprisingly and pleasantly much darker than its predecessor, especially The Invisible Landscape which in places sounds almost like an ambient-industrial style drone music. It appeals to me. While 2350 2 is nowhere near the grandiosity of the third installment, I'll keep digging it - I feel it has more to discover. As of today my favourite Namlook/Inoue chart looks like this: 1. 2350 3 2. Time^2 (it's no typo!) 3. Shades of Orion And what is your fave Namlook/Inoue encounter? greets, Leszek. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 19:32:14 -0500 (EST) From: laerm Subject: (fax) namlook live i was just poking around on the fax galleria and i read the interview with namlook from the wire, 1994. peter says: I finished the programming of the subharmonic generator just before I left for Berlin. I checked the notes and chord combinations with Oskar Sala on Saturday 3 July before I used it on Sunday morning, 9am, as part of my live performance at the Interference Festival. This was the premiere of this sound outside the productions of Oskar Sala. He was the only one who used these kinds of chords. is this one of the recorded performances? if so, which one is it? thanks... Micah Stupak Senior Music Editor PROPELLER 104-40 Queens Blvd. Suite 20-D Forest Hills, NY 11375 micah@propellermagazine.com www.propellermagazine.com ------------------------------ End of faxlist-digest V2002 #17 ******************************* --- + To post: ; to mail a person: + To unsubscribe: "unsubscribe" to + Online info at: www.faxlabel.com www.hyperreal.org/fax www.2350.org